St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-04

s Bon r. tp aaTrat F. A. B se q " Per- r.
kins, Ada +. Day, Miss Emma Burt
q. 8; PRESIDENT, L, H. Baldwin,
srty, Miss F. j. Heyenson. Mrs. Hevensen,
aane, Ned Brown. Charles Clark, Mrs. Charles
DISaogan,a Mrs Mrs =. Davis, R. C.. Wight
rem. DR.. Wood and lady, St. Paul;
Charles Warner, Leicester. England; Mrs.
Coffin, Bloomington, Ind; W. S. Chadwick
Minneapolis, Mimi; F. T. Combs Il. A.
Combs, Three Lakes Mimi; !. A. c. Meng,
2. o. Smith, Bates, ILL.,; H. F. Koephe, Brook
Ign, n. Y; o. Tucker, Philadelphia, Pa;
e. G. Stone New York city; E: Stark, Omaha,
LockRort, \. Y; NJ. B: Cole and wife. Adel,
To-; W. j. Converse wife and sister, Kansas
City; Mrs. 7. g. Vinton: Indianapolis; Mrs.
M. q. Ruddell ond children, Indianapolis.
Bickel Miss Pitts, H. 6. Myers, A. D. Tim
norman, A Slayton, DR.. Wood, J. o. Cor
mer. Miss r. J. Turner. r. Hampton and
family Charles Kittleson and wife, Mrs. A.
v, E. Henke and lady. A. B.. Palmer, T. R.
Palmer, c. W. Grant, st. Paul; Fl. L. Phelps,
Chicago; A. H. Colburn, st. Louis;
VIII Leonard, Minneapolis; Miss H. A Col
Mrs; H. G. Mcconnell, Kansas City: z. NJ
Hallowell, Albert Lea; ]. s. Lally, saltwater;
Miss. Nellie Bracket, New York; Mrs.
Charles Fl. Russell, Minneapolis; Miss
DAYS., Capt. D, V. Johnston, Mlnnetonka.
Chateaugay hotel: George H. Brooks, J. S.
Schneider. H. Meyer, E. NJ. Reid, J. E. Peters,
f. G: Wright, George, W. Heath, Philip
MoEeand, II. c. Blakemore, John c. Clemens
e. E. Woodward, C. Treadwell and lady, E.
g. Radcliffe, C G. S. johnson. j. L. Schnei-
R%er, S. H. Buffers, George ". Wooley; G. W.
Thfm To5s and Abe % II Eddie Haas Hsas and d Sfe
G. E. Larson, saltwater; J.. H. Gibson and
daughter, st. Louis; Miss Alice Shaw, Evans
vile, Ind. George W. Anderson, Duluth; F,
3. Wheaton, Minneapolis; H. A. Blume,
Duluth; E; W. Kerr and wife. Joseph Miller,
e. II. Smith and wife. Saltwater: Anton O.
Swanson, Houlton, Wis. D. C.. Gaslin, Still
Taer r. hroD DSSRnngt99n Msinne sS
4 Wing, saltwater; Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Bader
Minneapolis: F. A. Howard, Susie Thomp-
son, saltwater: George Gallagher, Jr.. L. A.
Thompson. Minneapolis: W. j. May, August
Brown, saltwater: j. 81. Fearis, Minneapolis;
/. 3. Goldsmith, Saltwater, and others.
WITH ovERcoATs ON.
Miss Thiele, Mrs. Dodd, Mrs. Peterson
and family, Mrs. G. 81. Russell, j NJ.
Goldsmith, George Joos, Oscar B.
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Land, Mrs. A. Karr and Miss Karr at
Leip's; Col. Rugg and family, Mrs. Hale
and family and Mrs. Culver and family
at the Chateaugay; Tom Sharpe and
wife, A. Z. Clarke and family, DR.. Ma
hon and family, Benjamin Ives and fam
lily, Hitler Horton and family. G. Z. Mold
and family. G. FL. Grundy, Walter Ca
THE, Miss Annie Daugherty, Mrs. F. l..
Raleig and Charles Benedict at the Will
1ams house. were the the only hotel
guests remaining at the lake Sept. 1.
A party from Davenport, To-, consist
ing of r. T. Miller and wife, Mrs. J. H.
Maxwell, Misses Lena Roddewig, Carrie
Schmidt, Title Schmidt, Annie c. Max
we'll and L. Grapengeter visited the lake
Monday and registered at the Chateau
gay.
George B. Oldham and ]. D. Steele. of
Aenia, o., visited White Bear Monday
ana registered at the Williams house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer, Clarence E.
Stone and wife, and DR.. J. M. Welsh and
wire VIII occupy their respective cot
tageS until the close of the month.
At the closing banquet at Dellwood
the Matoska club presented their presi-
dent j. 9. Robertson, with gold-headed
cane and silk umbrella, and their treas
rrer, w. A. Lang, with diamond min.
Appropriate remarks were made bythe
recipients. f.. A. Gray made the pre-
6entation speeches.
At the Matoska club banquet George
Henderson delivered the best and most
carefully prepared speech of the even
ing, his subject being ''Our Lake Re
sorts" and c. a. Severance, in respond
ing to the toast of 'sThe Ladies'" made